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Headers and bold text are similarly shown in org and in markdown. Also the highlighting is more or less subtle. Besides it's consistent between light and dark modes.
What actually happened?
org and markdown modes are inconsistent in their coloring of similar semantics. Moreover, in markdown headings and bold text are highlighted using a very distracting red (usually destined to errors). Besides, in solarized light bold and heading are highlighted almost the same, but not in solarized dark.
Describe your attempts to resolve the issue
I did nothing yet, but I believe the best approach is to use the current colors for org mode also in markdown mode.
Now I see that the red in markdown (vs org) is a shared feature of many themes, maybe it's so by design, it's less distracting in themes that are more colorful but I find it odd in solarized light which is in general more subtle. I don't know...
BTW, according to the documentation here one must use custom-set-faces after a change of theme, so given that I cannot use custom-theme-set-faces and that there is no available hook AFAICS, I'm writing an after advice to modify doom themes:
What did you expect to happen?
Headers and bold text are similarly shown in org and in markdown. Also the highlighting is more or less subtle. Besides it's consistent between light and dark modes.
What actually happened?
org and markdown modes are inconsistent in their coloring of similar semantics. Moreover, in markdown headings and bold text are highlighted using a very distracting red (usually destined to errors). Besides, in solarized light bold and heading are highlighted almost the same, but not in solarized dark.
Describe your attempts to resolve the issue
I did nothing yet, but I believe the best approach is to use the current colors for org mode also in markdown mode.
Steps to reproduce
Package commit
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System Information
macOS Big Sur, emacs-28 branch.
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